Knight Frank: Recent spike in Covid-19 cases may derail the property market in the short term
He said that the performance of the residential market is very much dependent on how the economy moves forward.
Royale Chulan Bukit Bintang sold at RM177 million, 10% lower than original price
Singapore-listed Hotel Royal purchased the Royale Chulan Bukit Bintang Hotel Kuala Lumpur at RM177.3 million, 10% lower than the original price tag of RM197 million, according to Hotel Royal’s filing with the Singapore stock exchange.
Ex-PM Najib calls for stricter MCO
“The MCO this time does not seem firm; it is ineffective and will not achieve its goals. Too many exceptions have been granted.”
Pahang Bar chairman: ‘Office fee’ charge by state Land and Mines Office ‘exorbitant and unreasonable’
Pahang Bar chairman Muthukumar Suya Kumanan said the charge “dwarfed metropolitan Kuala Lumpur” which only charged a standard rate of RM100.
Construction company plans to ‘revive’ mega PJ highway project
The 34.3km four-lane elevated PJD Link “is expected to cut travelling time between Bandar Utama and Kinrara to 15 minutes compared with about an hour by car”.
Why are malls in secondary towns ‘faring better’?
They are less reliant on tourists compared to Klang Valley malls or those in tourist zones.
Report: Bottling factory site in PJ Section 13 sold at record price
Singapore-based National Aerated Water Co (KL) Sdn Bhd has disposed of the site to GSD Land (M) Sdn Bhd for RM46 million
FT minister: KL public parks allowed to reopen but no picnics, aerobics and group activities
"The decision to reopen the park was made after receiving feedback from the public and KL MPs who said the parks' closure was not in line with NSC’s guidelines.”
Analysts neutral on the cessation of EcoWorld and UEM Sunrise merger deal
On the latest news of the non-merger between EcoWorld and UEM Sunrise, investment bank analysts see it in a neutral stance, reckoning that there will not be any significant impact to both companies.
Are foreclosures by banks possible even after you have paid promptly?
Datuk Chang Kim Loong: Eventually, it is the purchasers who lose — their houses are taken away; they have to settle their mortgage loans with increasing interests; and they are blacklisted, which means they can never borrow again and never buy houses again!
